The French Bakery - Bellevue

This review is regarding the service. I've never eaten here before. I was excited to try a new place out. I stood in line and waited patiently for the person ahead of me who chit chatted with the cashier and took forever to order their food. When that person was finally done ordering, a group of young ladies came in and the cashier immediately started helping them and taking their orders instead of helping me, the person who was actually next in line. Don't go here if you are a person of any type of ethnicity. Apparently this place is for caucasion/ whites only. I will never eat at this place or set foot at this place or patronize a place that treats people like this

I rather go to 85',instead, wayy better and affordable prices

The croque madame was not a croque madame it was a ham, cheese, and egg panini

This French bakery, with its quaint charm and bustling atmosphere, earns a 3.5 stars from my recent visits. Space: Its Small but Cozy. The limited seating area adds to the bakery's intimate appeal and the French cafe experience. It might get crowded and noisy during peak hours though. Busy Vibes: The busy atmosphere is a testament to the bakery's popularity. There’s almost always a line to order. It's a vibrant spot buzzing with activity and traffic from the mall. However, the hustle and bustle might not suit those seeking a quiet, contemplative setting or looking to get some work done. Delicious French Delights: The food undoubtedly steals the show. From buttery croissants to delightful pastries, the bakery excels in delivering authentic French flavors. The menu offers a satisfying variety, making it a go-to spot for indulging in sweet and savory treats. Tried croissants and spinach pastry with coffee and all were decent. Attentive Service: The staff's attentiveness stands out amidst the busyness. Despite the hustle, they manage to provide friendly and efficient service, ensuring customers feel welcomed and attended to. Not sure how they decide to serve some food/drinks in disposables while others in real crockery in the same dine-in order. Overall, this French bakery, with its good food and lively atmosphere, is a good choice for those craving strong coffee and authentic crepes, croissants, cakes and paninis. While the small seating area may pose challenges during peak hours, the bustling vibe adds to the charm.

They have tons of Almond Croissants. They are good in size but the dude picked two tini tiny ones gave to me. Give me the big ones. Geez.